… illness among patients who are critically ill, ICU survival has … a conceptual schema to describe
the relationships between … and can be related to the artificial airway or pressure to the face…

… The effect of delivering high-dose protein during critical illness is unknown. We aimed to
test the hypothesis that a higher dose of protein provided to critically ill patients would improve …

… Hypoalbuminemia (defined as a serum albumin … in critically ill patients.[2] Existing studies
have shown controversial results regarding whether the use of albumin in critically ill patients …

… them to perform advanced nursing practice for critically ill patients. In ICUs, they play …
that can provide a common definition of APNs and describe their roles and tasks in different …

… First, we arbitrarily defined normosecretive and hypersecretive patients according to the
number of tracheal-bronchial aspiration per hour in the prior 8 h, which is definitely a gross and …

… to diagnosing airway diseases, artificial intelligence has … learning algorithms to detect
numerous airway illnesses [10]. … 6 concludes the study that assists researchers in determining …

… Furthermore, critically ill patients are one of the most vulnerable patient groups and warrant
… In future studies, protocols and endpoint definitions should be harmonised as much as …

… these patients do not correspond to any of the defined groups… This also pertains to other
severely ill patients who are better … use of an artificial airway, namely a tube or tracheal cannula […

… or at ICU discharge if patients were discharged earlier. Hemodynamic support was defined
as … ) support, and mechanical respiratory support was defined as any ventilation method with …

… Most participants describe patients predominantly from the perspective of the disease: the
… palliative care centres combined with effective communication between them and oncology …